The renames loop reimports each renamed file via importFile() but, unlike the
deletes and adds/mods loops, does not wrap the call. importFile() still throws
on content sanity-block, duplicate-slug, and missing-link endpoints, so a single
malformed renamed file throws uncaught and crashes the whole sync mid-run —
freezing the checkpoint and defeating --skip-failed. A 'skipped' result carrying
an error was also silently dropped (never recorded to failedFiles).
This wraps the reimport in try/catch and records both the throw and the
skipped-with-error case to failedFiles, matching the existing deletes/adds loop
pattern. Surfaced in the wild by a tree-wide rename (a shared/ -> system/ vault
migration, ~10.8k renames) where one malformed-YAML renamed file crashed the
entire incremental sync at rename ~4900/10857.
Co-authored-by: jaxlewis-swift <jaxlewis@swiftsolutions.ai>
